19 6 / 2013
Our Publicist and Assistant Editor, Victoria McCoy, working at our book table at our event this past weekend in Millbrook, NY.
19 6 / 2013
Coming Up: Farrah Field Reading This Saturday
This Saturday, June 22, at 7 pm, Farrah Field (Rising, Wolf and Pilot) will be reading at Brooklyn Fire Proof (119 Ingraham St (at Porter Ave)) in Brooklyn, NY for the Fireside Follies Reading Series with Jameson Fitzpatrick, Rachel B. Glaser, Ben Greenman, Lynn Melnick, Lincoln Michel and curators Mike Lala and Eric Nelson.
Both Rising and Wolf and Pilot can be purchase on the Four Way Books website.
19 6 / 2013
“Pebble Lake Review” Reviews “The Foundling Wheel”
Laurie Clements Lambeth from Pebble Lake Review reviewed The Foundling Wheel by Blas Falconer. “Blas Falconer invites the reader to leap with him into unknown territory in The Foundling Wheel, his second collection of poems. In the first poem, ‘To bless the air, to press the silhouette,’ Falconer presents a world ‘all fair and foul, lush and bare,’ wrestling as nature does between peace and brute force, stasis and motion, and the need to confront and bless all of it, to test oneself: ‘to resist caving in, taking comfort// in routine, facts sorted, shrinking from disorder.’ ” Read the full review here.
The Foundling Wheel is available from Four Way Books.
19 6 / 2013
A beautiful photo collage from a beautiful day this past Saturday in Millbrook, NY. Thanks again to everyone who came out to join us for our event! And thanks to our guest readers, John Sayles, David Strathairn, Owen Lewis from our board of directors and Four Way Books authors: Rachel Eliza Griffiths, Paul Lisicky, Kamilah Aisha Moon, Victoria Redel, Jonathan Wells and Daniel Wolff.
18 6 / 2013
Coming Up: This Sunday Sydney Lea in Brownington, VT
This Sunday, June 23, Sydney Lea (Young of the Year, I Was Thinking of Beauty) will be reading for the Backroads Reading Series with Reeve Lindbergh at Brownington Congregational Church (126 Parker Rd.) in Brownington, VT.
Go to our website to purchase Young of the Year and Lea’s most recent poetry collection, I Was Thinking of Beauty.
18 6 / 2013
Farrah Field Talks Books and Babies
Farrah Field (Rising, Wolf and Pilot) talks about books and babies, and how books are babies, over at Coldfront. Take a look.
You can buy both Rising and Wolf and Pilot on the Four Way Books website.
18 6 / 2013
In Case You Missed It…
Last week, Melissa Ginsburg (Dear Weather Ghost) had her poem, “Squab”, in Verse Daily.
Dear Weather Ghost is now available from Four Way Books.
17 6 / 2013
Four Way Review Editors Chat w/ Paul Lisicky
Head on over to Four Way Review, where the first installment of the interim interview series is up, including an interview with contributor Paul Lisicky. Paul Lisicky is also the author of Unbuilt Projects, published by Four Way Books.
17 6 / 2013
Because It’s June!
You have until June 30 to submit your manuscript to our June Reading Period, by mail or online. We will be reading full-length poetry collections, novellas and short story collections. Please read our guidelines on our website before you send us your work.
17 6 / 2013
Thank You!
Thanks to everyone who came to the Four Way Books Pig Roast on Saturday. We had a blast, did you? Pictures coming soon!
14 6 / 2013
Tomorrow’s The Day!
We’re so excited for the Four Way Books Pig Roast tomorrow, Saturday, June 15, at 1 pm, in Millbrook, NY, and hope you are, too. The event will include amazing food, drinks, company and readings by special guests, John Sayles and David Strathairn, Owen Lewis, from our board of directors and Four Way Books authors: Rachel Eliza Griffiths, Paul Lisicky (Unbuilt Projects), Kamilah Aisha Moon, Victoria Redel (Woman Without Umbrella), Jonathan Wells (Train Dance) and Daniel Wolff. Get your tickets online and we hope to see you there!
14 6 / 2013
“A room without books is like a body without a soul.” — Cicero
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13 6 / 2013
Cynthia Cruz On Writing in “The Rumpus”
“When I begin, I don’t know where I am going. Writing poetry is probably the only example in my life of that kind of risk. I’m terrified of change. I have fear when my daily structure is upset but here, working on my poems, I am able to practice risk, to enter not knowing and follow intuition: sound, music, movement. Not that entering the unknown isn’t also terrifying. It is. Writing is the one thing I put off doing. I can’t bear the thought of entering its rooms. I’d much rather waste my hours doing what I know: reading, cleaning the apartment, going online, daydreaming. To enter a poem is to enter a dream, awake.” Read more of what Cynthia Cruz (The Glimmering Room) has to say on writing by reading the full essay in The Rumpus.
Her poetry collection, The Glimmering Room, is available from Four Way Books.
13 6 / 2013
“Out of the quarrel with others we make rhetoric; out of the quarrel with ourselves we make poetry.” —W. B. Yeats
Pictured: Thoor Ballylee, Co. Galway. Once owned by W.B. Yeats once.
